Fumblin 46 I've heard people claim 10 mpg but i've never achieved that. i'd put some more gas in and add some stabil or similar product to help keep it from turning to varnish since you geting a lot of time betwen adding fresh gas. With my 38 when the fuel gets low and you hit an unlevel spot it will run out so you may not want to let it get to low nothing like having to walk back to the house for a gas can when you in the middle of one of your yard projects.

gasandaspark thats a nice looking GMC from the picture interesting as that area of Ohio is big on rust buckets. Price not bad if every things good. I haven't seen but a few of that vintage wih the diesels none that were running. Can you imagine how that two cycle 471 would sound with a straght pipe.

Stovebolt staff, John and Peg you were looking at a late model cabover awhile back that 48 GMC would pull your horses fine

1938 1.5-Ton Chevy
1948 2-Ton Chevy

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